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About three years ago, Shiite militias in Iraq got a big weapons tech upgrade.
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On one side is a multitude of Iranian-backed Shiite militias.
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Iranian-backed Shiite militias joined the US-led international Coalition against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
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There has been heavy fighting between Iraqi military and Shiite militias in the southern city of Basra.
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The US blamed Iran-backed Shiite militias.
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U.S. officials have blamed Iran for supplying Shiite militias with lethal explosives directed against U.S. service members in Iraq.
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Ballistic missiles openly launched from Iran onto American targets is a new phase, said Phillip Smyth, an expert on Shiite militias.
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The Badr Brigade and the Mahdi Army, the two big Shiite militias, just joined the police forces of the Shiite-led government.
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There, while Sunni and Shiite militias roamed the streets propagating terror, men and women from both factions gathered to speak poetry together.
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Even soldiers from both Sunni and Shiite militias have joined the celebration, volunteering to guard the space and speaking poetry from the stage.
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And they're a signature weapon of Shiite militias in Iraq that the U.S. says operate with the aid of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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With Sistani's appeal and the intervention of Iran, which armed and helped organize the Shiite militias, Iraqis began to turn the tide against the jihadists.
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The peshmerga force has its weaknesses, but is a far better bet than the Iraqi army, which is increasingly disjointed and dependent on Shiite militias.